Severin Films Reveals THE CHANGELING Limited Edition Blu-ray Bundle

We've known that Severin Films has been working on a new Blu-ray edition of 1980's The Changeling, but today they officially announced their special features and limited edition bundle offerings, which include a poster, enamel pin, soundtrack CD, and replica ball:

"It is perhaps the most chilling supernatural thriller of our time. It remains a career peak for star George C. Scott and director Peter Medak (THE RULING CLASS, THE KRAYS). Now the film that Martin Scorsese calls “one of the scariest movies ever made” finally comes to Blu-ray: Academy Award® winner Scott delivers “one of his greatest performances ever” (BloodyGoodHorror.com) as a Manhattan composer consumed by grief after his wife and daughter are killed in a shocking accident. But when he moves to a secluded Victorian mansion, he will find himself haunted by a paranormal entity that may unleash an even more disturbing secret. Trish Van Devere (THE HEARSE), two-time Oscar® winner Melvyn Douglas (BEING THERE) and Barry Morse (ASYLUM) co-star in “one of the most unsettling ghost stories ever” (IFC.com), winner of 8 Genie Awards – including Best Foreign Actor, Best Foreign Actress and Best Canadian Film – and based on actual events."

Special Features:

• Audio Commentary With Director Peter Medak and Producer Joel B. Michaels Moderated By Severin Films’ David Gregory
• The House On Cheesman Park: The Haunting True Story Of The Changeling
• The Music Of The Changeling: Interview With Music Arranger Kenneth Wannberg
• Building The House Of Horror: Interview With Art Director Reuben Freed
• The Psychotronic Tourist: The Changeling
• Master of Horror Mick Garris On The Changeling
• Poster & Still Gallery
• Trailer
• TV Spot

PLEASE NOTE: THE CHANGELING BUNDLE INCLUDES THE LIMITED EDITION BLU-RAY (WITH CD SOUNDTRACK & SLIPCOVER), 18X24 LE SCREEN PRINTED POSTER, ENAMEL PIN, AND REPLICA BALL. THIS BUNDLE EXPIRES WHEN ALL 300 POSTERS ARE SOLD.

For more details or to pick this up for yourself, visit the official Severin Films website.